Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

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VLSI is offered as a specialization is MS EE or ECE majors in US universities. You may check Boston University, Drexel University, Northeastern University, Syracuse University, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Purdue University, The University of Texas at Dallas and more.

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In case you intend to pursue a career in Technical / research / academics area then MCA/ M.Sc ( IT) is better. However, if you want to move into general management the MBA is better.

Yes, most of the universities ask for one.

VLSI is a very good sector for higher studies in chip designing. VLSI having good scope in future also. After your graduation, you can go for M.Tech in VLSI. I can't say that there are good opportunities in India, but can say that abroad it has certainly a large market. So, if you have interest you

BCA is a 3 year under graduation degree course which is generally pursued by candidates with interest in computers and programming. Whereas B.Tech in CSE/IT is a 4 year Under Graduation Degree Course which is also pursued by candidates with interest in programming and computers. A candidate with B.T

After the completion of your BCA, you should pursue your master's degree in that course where your interest lies in. If you want to continue in programming and IT sector then go for MCA. In MCA, you'll get much more in-depth knowledge of what you've studied in your BCA. Whereas in MBA, you'll study

If you are a science student, then you should definitely take admission into B.Tech CSE/IT if you are eligible for admission. B.Tech degree holders are given more preference in IT Sector. But if someone you couldn't satisfy the eligibility criteria or you are from Commerce/Arts stream then you can p

Yes, you'll have to study mathematics in BCA. You'll study maths in atleast 3 semesters of your BCA. Maths is a mandatory subject in BCA and you can't skip maths. If you have studied Maths in your +2 then you'll maths of BCA somewhat easy as compared to non-mathematical students. If you want to lear

If you've got below 300 rank, then it is easier for you to get this college.